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    How Poor Modern Diets May Contribute to Angry Rhetoric

    Yes, nutrition is linked to mental health.


    How Poor Modern Diets May Contribute to Angry Rhetoric and other mental health problems

    Emotional, non-rational, even explosive remarks in public discourse have escalated in recent years. Politicians endure insults during legislative discussions; scientists receive emails and tweets containing verbal abuse and threats.

    What’s going on? This escalation in angry rhetoric is sometimes attributed to social media. But are there other influences altering communication styles?


    As researchers in the field of nutrition and mental health, and authors of The Better Brain, we recognize that many in our society experience brain hunger, impairing their cognitive function and emotion regulation.


    Ultra-processed products

    Three published analyses from the 2004 Canadian Community Health Survey and the 2018 U.S. National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey revealed these sobering statistics: in Canada, in 2004, 48 per cent of the caloric intake across all ages came from ultra-processed products; in the United States 67 per cent of what children aged two to 19 years consumed and 57 per cent of what adults consumed in 2018 were ultra-processed products.

    Most of us are aware that dietary intake is a huge issue in physical health because diet quality is associated with chronic health conditions such as obesity, diabetes and cardiovascular disease. The public is less aware of the impact of nutrition on brain health.


    Micronutrients and mental health symptoms
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    I read about this elsewhere couple of months ago...

    It said in that article that poor kids lacked Vitamin B and it created many ailments as they got older...

    One of the least to worry about is premature grey hair

    The thrust was denial of the main vitamins the body needs over long periods takes a permanent toll in some cases.
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